Rustad,
Martha E.H. Let’s Go to the Library.
Capstone Publishers 2013 24p ISBN 978-1-62065-093-6 series: Wonderful World of
Reading elem VG Nonfiction
Geared toward elementary students, this book provides young
readers with basic facts about libraries. Young
students gain a basic understanding of what one can find in a library. From books to computers and librarians and
visiting authors and guests, students can use the library for a wide variety of
purposes. Students can access an online card catalog to
search for books or ask a librarian for assistance. In addition to the online card catalog,
students can use the library’s computers to access web sites to play computer
games or find educational sites. The
author addresses manners and how one uses a quiet voice in a library.
The book includes color photographs, easy-to-comprehend sentences, a glossary of terms, a list of recommended books, an index, and a special code to access FactHound, an internet web site providing additional information.
The book includes color photographs, easy-to-comprehend sentences, a glossary of terms, a list of recommended books, an index, and a special code to access FactHound, an internet web site providing additional information.
As of this review, four titles have been
published in the series Wonderful
World of Reading to introduce young readers to the joys of books
and reading. Titles include How Books Are Made, Let’s Go to the Library, Parts of a Book, and Reading Is Everywhere.
Summary: “Simple text and photographs describe what libraries are, what you
can do there, and how kids should behave.”
Libraries --Charleen
Forba-Mayer
